City Bible Forum

Bigger questions

Religion EN ↓ 352 episodes

Bigger Questions explores the big questions of life. It's is a fun and stimulating forum where a guest is interviewed on a particular topic or theme. We hear their story and their reflections on a short passage from the Bible and we have a few laughs along the way. Bigger Questions is an activity of City Bible Forum in Melbourne, Australia.

Author

City Bible Forum

Category

Religion

Podcast website

citybibleforum.org

Latest episode

Aug 6, 2023

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Episodes

Ep 179: Why preserve anything? | Mike Clarke 25.10.2020

Why should we be concerned with the impact of fire on fauna?

Ep 178: Where are the voices of hope? | Jazz Thornton 18.10.2020

The powerful story of a young woman who has changed the world

Ep 177: How can I be mentally fit? | Jenny George 11.10.2020

Some surprising tips to building mental fitness

Ep 176: Where can we find hope in a Coronavirus world? | Natasha Moore, Keith Suter 04.10.2020

The search for hope in an uncertain future

Ep 175: How will artificial Intelligence affect the future of humanity? | John Lennox 27.09.2020

Will big data lead to big brother?

Ep 174: What has Covid taught us? | Tim Hinks 20.09.2020

Reflections on the pandemic that changed the world

Ep 173: Why advocate for social justice? | Tim Costello 13.09.2020

A national living treasure shares his story

Ep 172: How do we find hope in the slums of Nairobi? | Rosalie Lui, Susan Ojuki 06.09.2020

Confronting slum life in Kenya

Ep 171: Why confront slavery? | Investigator V 30.08.2020

The battle to confront slavery in the modern world

Ep 170: Why advocate for asylum seekers? | Judy Wood 23.08.2020

The inspiring story of (Saint) Judy Wood - now a motion picture

Do we need God in outer space? | Jonathan Clarke 16.08.2020

The necessity of God in an expanding universe

Ep 169: Where can I find my place? | Samantha Dooley 09.08.2020

Wrestling with the challenges of adoption

How can we get a good night's sleep? | Andrew Laird 02.08.2020

Wisdom for getting good rest

Can we trust the resurrection accounts? | Elizabeth Redman 26.07.2020

A journalist investigates

Ep 168: What gave a space engineer confidence to get a man on the moon? | Ron Bledsoe 19.07.2020

Celebrating 51 years since the moon landing

What happens when we die? | Mark Stephens 12.07.2020

Do we die and rot, or is there hope?

Ep 167: Should we cut offensive films? | Russ Matthews, Cliff Philipiah 05.07.2020

Dealing with films from the past with objectionable content

What wisdom is gained from mountain tops? | Simon Angus 28.06.2020

Be inspired to get a new perspective on life.

Why can't I see God? | Tim Hinks 21.06.2020

A scientist shares his story

Ep 166: Why think? A tribute to Ravi Zacharias | Michael Ramsden 14.06.2020

In memory of the late Ravi Zacharias

Can we win the war on waste? | Jonathan Cornford 07.06.2020

A conversation to mark World Environment Day

Ep 165: How important is wealth in the Coronavirus world? | David Knox 31.05.2020

Exploring fear, superannuation, and something bigger

Ep 164: How can we sing when it hurts? | Dami Im 25.05.2020

Singer Dami Im shares how she finds comfort, peace, and purpose

Ep 163: How can Jesus really be the answer? | Sam Chan 17.05.2020

We live in a time of much fear, uncertainty and difficulty - we are suffering from a loss of control.

Sneak Peek at Sam Chan on Jesus and the future 15.05.2020

Bigger Questions host Rob Martin chats with Russ Matthews who runs an initiative of City Bible Forum called

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